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Source Code Management

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➡️ For detailed information about SCM Practices, refer to the section SCM Practices .

Groups in GitLab are used to manage multiple projects together that share a common purpose or belong to the same team.

They act as containers that can hold projects, other groups (subgroups), and members.

Key Points:

Project Management: Groups allow you to manage permissions, settings , and access controls across multiple projects.
Collaboration: They facilitate collaboration by grouping related projects and team members together.
Subgroups: Groups can have subgroups, allowing for a nested structure to represent different departments or teams within an organization.

For example, you might have a GitLab Group called “NextGen Radar” that contains separate projects for the application frontend, backend, and content.

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Good documentation is essential for projects to be successful. It allows team collaboration and easy onboarding, and preserves valuable knowledge.

GitLab offers a variety of powerful tools to help you document your project comprehensively.

In this guide, we will explore the different options available for project documentation.

By using these tools, you can create clear, accessible, and well-organized documentation.

GitLab Wiki is an integrated feature within GitLab projects providing a collaborative space for teams to write, edit, and organize content.

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Disclaimer

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Software Factory recommends that only platform admins have the privilege to create Mirrors.